open an issue with a model and the query to reproduce .. so it gets
tracked (and fixed)
On Thursday, March 7, 2013 12:30:16 AM UTC+1, chicks wrote:
>
> Changed to this to fix:
>
> fields = db.projects.prj_type,db.projects.prj_name, \
> db.projects.prj_environment,db.projects.prj_zon
Changed to this to fix:
fields = db.projects.prj_type,db.projects.prj_name, \
db.projects.prj_environment,db.projects.prj_zone, \
db.projects.prj_host,db.projects.prj_port, \
db.projects.prj_instance,db.projects.prj_app_type, \
db.projects.prj_application, \
db.projects.pr
No idea why you are getting that _extra. It's supposedly not matching the
"regex_table_field"
Anyway, when I do a select, and I want specific columns, I do it like so...
rows = db( query
).select(db.projects.prj_type,db.projects.prj_name,db.projects.prj_environment,db.projects.prj_zone,
db.p
So, it works fine if I leave out the "fields" filter, but, of course,
returns ALL the fields, which is unwanted... Do I now need to rename the
fields definitions somehow?
fields = db.projects.prj_type|db.projects.prj_name| \
db.projects.prj_environment|db.projects.prj_zone| \
db.pr
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